Premiere Productions. Can two editors, with two mirrored drives, work on the same production file?

@Al Yonder Yes, you can work with this way. At the end of the day all Premiere Pro cares about with regards to media linking is the file path. As long as you and I have mirrored drives, with the same drive name (or letter on Windows), it will work. So Editor 1 can build out the media drive, clone it, and give it to Editor 2. Then you can put the Production folder in a cloud location and each editor is using their local media but a "cloud" Production.

You can try this using Dropbox or Google Drive or something like that, but be warned if both or many editors work in the Production at the same time you may have issues from time to time, as these services run in the background and aren't always the quickest at updating the Production as each editor makes changes. For this reason we often recommend something like LucidLink which is very fast at updating the small changes in the Production (media can still be on the local cloned drives). 

Hope that helps!

I've done quite a bit using a Production with the Prod and media/assets on an Amazon S3 in London, with my partner in Cape Town SA, me in Oregon. All done via a LucidLink transport process ... which sets up "virtual" local drives on the computer, so the OS and any apps "see" the data as being just another local drive.

But again, the media storage was also 'shared' online.  So I'm also curious if this would work.

@mattchristensen  ... any thoughts or wisdom to add?